This is the source code for four-tris, an open source training tool for block-stacking games, built to allow you to quickly explore different situations and test different options and freely train in a Tetris-like environment.

You can add your own custom skins inside the textures folder. All custom skins must follow these requirements:

• Must be a .png file.
• Must have a resolution of 300 x 30 or higher as long as it keeps the same aspect ratio.
• Must have a bit depth of 32 (transparency)

You can follow this template for the placement of each different 'piece' (ZLOSIJT) and 'ghost piece' The last black square represents the color of an empty cell.

1. Ask in #bug-reports / #feature-requests / #questions on the Official Discord if you are not entirely sure if it's a bug etc.
2. Check if it's already reported or requested in the appropriate text channels.
3. If not, try to be descriptive and show how the bug occourred.

• You will need the latest version of AutoIt3
• Run git clone https://github.com/fiorescarlatto/four-tris.git
• Run Tetris.au3 with the script interpreter.

If you want to build the script into an executable file (.exe) you can do so by running the the AutoIt 'Compiler'. A standalone up-to-date compiled version can be obtained from my discord server in #current-version as well as a showcase of some of the features coming with four-tris.

The application runs on a very simple loop using WinAPI calls to draw elements and textures to the screen. The code is quite messy and hacky, but it has some logical structure to it.

If you want to add a new feature or in generally contribute I recommend to get in touch with me on Discord:

Copyright (C) 2020  github.com/fiorescarlatto

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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